To create a class with inheritance in rust, you can use traits and structs. Traits define a set of methods and properties that a type must implement, while structs define the properties and methods of a specific type. Here's an example:
main.rs1118 chars42 linesThis code defines two structs (Dog and WorkingDog) and a trait (Animal) that requires a name() method to be implemented. The Dog struct implements the Animal trait by defining the name() method, while the WorkingDog struct inherits the properties of the Dog struct and adds an additional job property. Finally, an instance of the WorkingDog struct is created and the name() method is called (which is inherited from the Animal trait).
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